Additional Title: California since the sixties: revolutions and counterrevolutions. After Alcatraz: American Indian uprisings, 2/4/99
Series Title: California Studies Conference (11th: 1999: University of California, Berkeley)
Description: A panel of American Indians comments on their personal experiences in the occupation of Alcatraz Island, the "relocation program" and urban Indians, the preservation of American Indian history through film and other means and the current situation of American Indians in California.
Source: 1 Tape of 1: 1/2 inch videotape
Collection:
Media Resources Center CollectionCall Number: VIDEO/C 5974
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California Audiovisual Preservation Project (CAVPP).
American Indian population in the Bay Area / Susan Lobo (11 min.) -- Participation in the "outcast" of Alcatraz / Millie Ketchano, Edward Castillo (30 min.) -- The occupation of Alcatraz Island / Troy Johnson (24 min.) -- The filming of the documentary: The Indian occupation of Alcatraz / John Plutte (26 min.) -- Closing commentary by panel (8 min.) -- Reception honoring Alice Waters, Chez Panisse, 2/4/99 at the Bancroft Library (9 min.)
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